KB's Picture Page
Here is
where I now keep all the photo links that
used to be located on the home page.
This helps to minimize home page clutter.
Trust me.
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Brand-spanking
new
Majestic Chief
Mountain towers over
Here's a lonely mountain goat waiting for visitors. He's at the Overlook, high above
The Highline Trail gives hikers a relatively easy walk through Alpine meadows hundreds of feet above the Going To The Sun Road.
If you look closely, you can see Lake McDonald lying
in that distant valley between the peaks on this sunny
Directly above the Highline Trail
is the Garden Wall and Bishop's Cap. This is just to the west of the Continental Divide and
As
you can probably see,
Logan Pass and Bird Woman Falls just west of the continental divide: It was still pretty early in the season.
McDonald Creek and some wildflowers on the bank, near the park's west entrance: The water really is this blue.
Here's some bear grass up close. You have to look quick... because it has usually disappeared by midsummer.
Wild Goose Island on Glacier's east side. This place is so picturesque, almost every visitor snaps a picture or two.
Trick
Falls is located along the road to
After
a July snowstorm in the
And... after many weeks of my being lazy, here are those promised pictures of my current residence, new (used) car, and the radio toys:
The mountains that are my constant companions: As seen along the road on the daily drive home.
Here's the yard to the north of my new place. It's a sort of pastoral scene to start the day with.
The yard to the south of the place is just as nice. The mountains got fifty feet of snow this year.
The "new" KB-mobile: This one is a blast to drive and difficult to keep below 75 MPH!
After-hours pleasure center: The more things change, the more they stay about the same.
And a river runs through it, too: Just a few hundred yards to the south... Who could ask for much more?
My place, as seen from a satellite, a couple hundred miles
straight up: Cool! I can even find my way home
from outer space!
And some pictures of my former residence, my old car and of course the radio stuff, too:
The road to Shangri-La: This is sometimes more than a challenge in winter.
The KB-mobile: A 1984
Ain't no place like it: HOME.
Another point of view: But still just as nice a few degrees to the northwest.
KB's radio toys: Japan Radio NRD-535D receiver and NVA-319 speaker, ICOM R-7100 receiver, homebrew antenna tuner, generic early-80s ghetto blaster.
More radio toys: JPS ANC-4 and NIR-12 noise reduction units, Universal M-400 RTTY decoder, hybrid 200 MHz Windows NT computer system.
Take a look out my front window: It's tough to see it, but the famous 1400' wire antenna is partially visible in this shot.
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Pictures | Radio | Masters Thesis: (Word)
(HTML) | MTWindybits
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Miscellaneous Links | Guest Page
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